"Survival post-arrest remains poor, with a maximal 25% in-hospital cases reaching discharge 2, with the chance of survival outside-hospital being much worse. Nevertheless, long-term disability may still be an issue."
"pre-arrest"
"post-cardiac arrest syndrome"
"Survival post-arrest remains poor, with a maximal 25% in-hospital cases reaching discharge 2, with the chance of survival outside-hospital being much worse. Nevertheless, long-term disability may still be an issue."
"Worldwide, the incidence of cardiac arrest is not known 1, however, studies in the US have shown that there are almost 300,000 in-hospital arrests per annum 1. Age-wise, cardiac arrests have a mean age of occurrence in the mid-sixties, with a small majority being men (58%) 1. Non-shockable rhythms are much more common, accounting for about 80% of arrests."
"A retrospective study of over 3,000 young ("
"In infants less than 12-months-old, sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) was the commonest trigger for cardiac arrest in the large young patient study performed in London, UK 8."
"unconscious (low GCS)"
"Successful CPR results in return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC)."
Expected headings
"Younger adult patients"
"Paediatric"
"Cardiac"
"Respiratory"
"Neurological"
"Others"
"Reversible"
"Types"
"Complications"
"absence of contrast media in the pulmonary arteries, aorta and left heart"